Fresh butter

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[Post New]09/05/2014 21:56
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Anonymous
Where can I find fresh homemade butter in the area? Thank you.
[Post New]09/05/2014 22:03
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Anonymous
Try Clear Springs Creamery at Dupont Circle farmer' market.
[Post New]09/05/2014 22:08
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Try Clear Springs Creamery at Dupont Circle farmer' market.
Thanks!
[Post New]09/05/2014 22:17
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Anonymous
If you want it delivered, check South Mountain Creamery. I'm not sure, but I think they have it.
[Post New]09/07/2014 07:34
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:If you want it delivered, check South Mountain Creamery. I'm not sure, but I think they have it.


Also check trickling springs which is sold local. From PA.
[Post New]09/07/2014 07:37
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:If you want it delivered, check South Mountain Creamery. I'm not sure, but I think they have it.


We get ours from South Mountain Creamery - delivered.
[Post New]09/07/2014 08:44
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Anonymous
Tangentially related - I have recently started using a french butter pot to keep butter fresh at room temp - it tastes so much better this way (vs out of the fridge).
[Post New]09/08/2014 14:49
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Anonymous
Its also kind of fun to make - put heavy cream in a jar and shake it for 10 minutes or so. Yum.
[Post New]09/09/2014 12:21
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Anonymous wrote:Its also kind of fun to make - put heavy cream in a jar and shake it for 10 minutes or so. Yum.

I have to try this! What any type of heavy cream?
[Post New]09/10/2014 13:23
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Anonymous
Great Harvest makes their own butter. It's so sweet and delicious!
[Post New]09/10/2014 13:38
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Anonymous wrote:Tangentially related - I have recently started using a french butter pot to keep butter fresh at room temp - it tastes so much better this way (vs out of the fridge).


How long does it keep fresh this way?
[Post New]09/10/2014 16:15
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Anonymous wrote:Tangentially related - I have recently started using a french butter pot to keep butter fresh at room temp - it tastes so much better this way (vs out of the fridge).


Thank you! Just went to look for this on Amazon.
[Post New]09/10/2014 16:50
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Anonymous
Churn your own from buttermilk in a stand mixer or ice cream maker.

I know, sounds hard, but it require the machine to do all the work, while you hurry up and wait.
[Post New]09/10/2014 16:53
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Anonymous
Like a PP said, you can make butter from fresh heavy cream. Any good brand will do. You can shake it in a glass jar, but I just whirl it in a food processor till the solids separate out, rinse, pat into shape and refrigerate.
[Post New]09/10/2014 18:14
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Anonymous wrote:Churn your own from buttermilk in a stand mixer or ice cream maker.

I know, sounds hard, but it require the machine to do all the work, while you hurry up and wait.


How do you do it in an ice cream maker.
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